to play with but the chance saying there are support schemes in place, there's only so much we can do, there's only so much we can do, there is an unpredictable war going on, expect some surprises but nothing massive. at 7am we get the latest inflation figures which are expected to be nearly 7%. this is not an important _ expected to be nearly 7%. this is not an important question i expected to be nearly 7%. this is not an important question but i expected to be nearly 7%. this is i not an important question but were you involved in lugging around all of those — you involved in lugging around all of those onions this morning? every sinale one of those onions this morning? every single one of _ of those onions this morning? every single one of those _ of those onions this morning? every single one of those bags _ of those onions this morning? every single one of those bags was - of those onions this morning? es single one of those bags was dragged by me. single one of those bags was dragged b me. ~ . single one of those bags was dragged b me.. :, :, single one of those bags was dragged b me. . .:,, by me. what about the potatoes, nina? and _ by me. what about the potatoes, nina? and the _ by me. what about the potatoes, nina? and the spuds! _ by me. what about the potatoes, nina? and the spuds! we - by me. what about the potatoes, nina? and the spuds! we will i by me. what about the potatoes, | nina? and the spuds! we will see later, nina? and the spuds! we will see later. thank _ nina? and the spuds! we will see later, thank you, _ nina? and the spuds! we will see later, thank you, nina. _ among those who'll be listening intently to the chancellor's statement later today is the snp. the party is calling for the government to scrap the planned increase in national insurance contributions. we're joined now by snp's treasury spokesperson, alison thewliss. good morning. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme this morning. let's start by looking into